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1. In accordance with RB/T 046-2020 \"Requirements for Authorized Signatories in the Management and Technical Capability Assessment of Inspection and Testing Institutions\", 2. Responsibilities of the authorized signatory: 1. The authorized signatory shall issue inspection and testing reports or certificates within the scope of authorization granted, and keep relevant records. 2. The authorized signatory shall review the validity of the standards applicable to the reports or certificates issued, to ensure that relevant inspection and testing activities are carried out in accordance with the relevant standards. 3. The authorized signatory is responsible for the authenticity, objectivity, accuracy, and traceability of the inspection and testing data and results. 4. The authorized signatory bears the ultimate responsibility for the technical review of the issued inspection and testing reports, and has the authority to reject any results, reports, or certificates that do not meet the required standards. 3 Responsibilities of the authorized signatory 1. The authorized signatory bears the corresponding legal responsibilities for the reports or certificates issued, and is accountable to the competent authorities for inspection and testing, to this inspection and testing institution, and to the clients. 2. Be responsible for meeting the requirements of laws, regulations, and evaluation standards. 3. Authorized signatories generally do not have agents, but more than 2 authorized signatories can be appointed in the same professional field. It is not permitted to issue reports or certificates beyond the authorized scope.
There are increasingly more qualified laboratories these days, but some of them are truly irresponsible – they will provide you with the data you want as long as you pay them.
Yes, that’s why things are becoming less and less satisfactory these days.